Information technology is environmentally friendly in a lot of ways. You can reduce traveling, minimize the use of
paper, and optimize energy consumption. But it also imposes an environment load. In fact, information technology today produces globally as much CO² emissions as air travel.

Users can be encouraged to save energy by turning off their computers whenever they’re not in use. But it’s
debatable how many people would actually follow this advice and how much energy it would actually save.

Green Snapper’s reports give you real data about the results of energy-saving measures. They show you how much energy has been consumed before and after these measures have been put into effect – by department, by unit, and for the whole organization. You can use this data in environmental reports or on your web site. By fine-tuning your workstations’ energy-saving characteristics, you can make sure your environmental policies are implemented in action.